I have lived in Millersville for over 30 years. I am a graduate of Millersville University of Pennsylvania and have worked as a behavior analyst and a Pennsylvania certified school psychologist. I am currently in private practice.

I previously served as an educational consultant for the Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PATTAN) and served as co-lead for the PaTTAN Autism Initiative for over 15 years. In that position, I was responsible for leading a large group of educational consultants and organizing one of the nation's largest conferences dedicated to educational services for students with autism.

I have also developed and delivered competency-based training to thousands of participants from Pennsylvania, across the United States, and internationally. 

Issues that are important to me:

• Enhancing quality of life standards for all borough residents through controlled growth and planning
• Fiscal responsibility and fair tax policy
• Balancing the interests of residents, public services and businesses in the Borough to enhance livability and quality of life for all.

I’m a 1998 Penn Manor graduate, with a Master's in landscape architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. After 8 years as a practicing designer, I have spent the last 13 years working in the sustainability sector. My husband and two children (now at Manor Middle School) relocated to Millersville in 2016, and I began serving on the Millersville Planning Commission in 2017. 

With a passion for our community, I ran and was elected to the Borough Council in 2019. I served as Vice President and President for two years each. While I did not immediately run for reelection, I feel that I can continue to have a positive impact on my community by returning to office in 2026. I hope you'll support me for another 4-year term.

Issues that are important to me:

• Thoughtful development that benefits residents
• Long-term planning to keep taxes in check
• Fostering social connections within the community by increasing recreation opportunities and new small businesses

A 29-year Millersville resident, I bring experience, dedication, and a fresh perspective to local leadership. With 12 years on Borough Council and 18 years of service with the Blue Rock Regional Fire District, I have a proven record of commitment to the community. A skilled problem solver and respected professional with six patents in biomedical research, I offer strong analytical and people skills to navigate challenges and bring positive change.

I am a devoted family man—married to Carol, a Millersville University graduate, for over 47 years. Our daughter Laura, also a Millersville grad, and her husband Ben, a Penn State alum, have two wonderful daughters of their own. Being an engaged and proud grandfather inspires my vision for a Millersville that future generations will be proud to call home. I believe in fairness, respect, and working together for a stronger Millersville.

Issues that are important to me:

1. Continued support of the borough’s police department by making sure training and equipment are up to date
2. Zero tolerance policy towards misconduct by students living in our community; the residents and taxpayers of the borough deserve to be secure in the peace of their homes; public drinking, public urination, loud noise, and vandalism will simply not be tolerated
3. Open government – the business of the borough must be done in the open; closed door meetings and agreements are not acceptable; proper planning involving all members of the community is the only way for government to work